Lunaria

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A fate unraveled and destined to be rewoven back together. Amira has never been more than a pawn in her powerful father's games, but a chance to escape her life of lonely monotony arises when the king invites all nobles of marrying age to find their perfect match. Now, she must play a new kind of game. Forced into the political machinations of the ruling class, Amira learns that darkness lurks behind gowns and lavish parties. The captivating Prince is always watching—and so is his dangerous but alluring right-hand man. Will a royal engagement give Amira the freedom she desperately wants, or will it lead to her destruction? As Amira navigates the wicked schemes of court and her own heart, another mystery unfolds. Magic has been banned for centuries, punishable by death for all who practice—but it might hold the key to change her fate... and the fate of the entire kingdom. Freedom is at the tip of her fingers, but the cost may be Amira's life. Lunaria is the first book in The Unraveled Fate Series, a romantic fantasy series that follows Lu, a strong, sassy, and independent female character, in the fight for her freedom. This epic tale of enemies-to-lovers and found family is perfect for fans of high-stakes, slow-burn romance, warring kingdoms, hidden magic, witty banter, and romantic tension. For fans of The Cruel Prince, A Court of Thorns and Roses, Throne of Glass, and The Witcher.

Is Lunaria appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 16 and up.

A romantasy with court intrigue, forbidden magic, and a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romance. Includes political manipulation, a love triangle, and moderate violence typical of YA/NA fantasy with romantic tension that may include steamy scenes.

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